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A 14-year-old student was raped in 2015 in an alcove at Manchester High School West.

Education

After rape at high school, new policy in works

School and city officials are working on a policy to address the public disclosure of crime and public-safety incidents at city schools, following the disclosure last week of a little-known 2015 rape...

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Mike Shalin's Working Press: On Tebow, Millar and a few more

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A truck carrying logs heads toward the Canada border in Champlain, N.Y., on April 25.

Business

U.S. slaps dumping duties on Canadian wood, Ottawa vows to fight

Escalating a trade dispute with Canada in the run-up to talks on renegotiating NAFTA, the Commerce Department on Monday imposed preliminary anti-dumping duties on Canadian softwood lumber of up to...

Editorials

Golden years: Pelham says no to seniors

At least Pelham didn't promise to build a wall, and make senior citizens pay for it.

State of spite: California's travel ban

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Bad bets: Recklessly expanding gambling

One of the most surreal moments in this year's legislative session took place Thursday afternoon as Sen. Lou D'Allesandro, D-Manchester, argued that he was opposing a bill funding increased...

Eva Castillo, right, executive director of the New Hampshire Alliance for Immigrants, speaks at the start of a Rally For Immigrant Justice' at Veterans Park in Manchester in May.

Politics

Trump travel ban revival gets mixed reaction in NH

A partial ban “is still a ban,” a New Hampshire advocate for immigrants said in response to the U.S. Supreme Court's order Monday allowing part of President Donald Trump's travel ban to...

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Business


March 19. 2017 11:19PM

Wendy Tirollo, CEO of Bedford-based TRM Microwave, left, is scheduled to appear on “Worldwide Business with Kathy Ireland” on the Fox Business and Bloomberg channels Sunday. (COURTESY)

Bedford CEO to appear on TV show


BEDFORD — Wendy Tirollo, CEO of TRM Microwave, a high-tech, woman-owned small business located in Bedford, is scheduled to appear on “Worldwide Business with Kathy Ireland” as sponsored programming on Fox Business Network and Bloomberg channels at 5:30 p.m. Sunday.

The interview will cover various topics on the radio frequency/microwave industry, from its importance in U.S. national security, defense and space programs, to challenges like recruiting millennial engineers, the company said.

The design processes and new manufacturing capabilities of the company, which is paying for the promotional appearance, will also be featured on “Manufacturing Marvels” at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 29, on Fox Business Network.